Krita 3.2 Released For Leading Open-Source Digital Painting
Written by Michael Larabel in KDE on 17 August 2017 at 06:14 AM EDT. 16 Comments
KDE --
The Krita project has today announced version 3.2 is ready of their open-source, cross-platform digital painting program.

Krita 3.2 features new G'Mic-qt plugin integration, a smart patch tool, finger painting on touch screens, new brush presets, a variety of fixes, and other minor improvements.

Krita 3.2.0 builds are available this morning for Windows, Linux in x86_64 AppImage form, and macOS.


More details on Krita 3.2 via Krita.org.
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